NATO is putting on its most fearsome display of military might in over a decade, a choreographed large-scale movement of soldiers, ships and planes meant to hone and test its capabilities as well as transmit a clear signal to Russia and other real or possible foes. “We’re sending a message… Read More
Bitter rivals China and Taiwan sit down for historic talks
Taiwan’s president will meet Saturday with his counterpart from once icy political rival China, the Taiwanese side said, a historic first culminating nearly eight years of quickly improved relations despite wariness among many Taiwanese of the mainland government. Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Singapore… Read More
[Exclusive] Did Russia blow up their own plane?
Somewhere, spread across a 20-kilometer debris field in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, there are answers to what happened to Kogalmavia Flight 9268. But whether the victims’ families – and the rest of the world – will ever get those answers remains to be seen. Flight 9268 crashed just minutes after takeoff… Read More
Vatican arrests two for leaking confidential information
The Vatican said Monday it has arrested a monsignor and a woman in the latest probe of leaks of confidential documents at the Holy See. It said in a statement that the two had been interrogated over the weekend, and that Holy See prosecutors upheld the arrests. The woman was… Read More
224 dead in airline tragedy
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (AP) — A Russian aircraft carrying 224 people, including 17 children, crashed Saturday in a remote mountainous region in the Sinai Peninsula about 20 minutes after taking off from a Red Sea resort popular with Russian tourists, the Egyptian government said. There were no survivors, the Russian… Read More
A new war? US ground troops heading to Syria
A small number of US special operations forces will be deployed to northern Syria to work with local ground forces in the fight against Islamic State militants, senior US officials said Friday, marking the first time American troops will be working openly on the ground in the war-torn country. Although… Read More
Terrorist “rapper” killed in airstrike
Now he’s spitting rhymes in hell. Denis Cuspert, a German-born rapper who called himself Deso Dogg, once bragged that Jihad was “a lot of fun.” He had tattoos on his fists that read “Str8 Thug” and sang in ISIS propaganda videos, threatened global leaders, and considered himself a hardcore terrorist…. Read More
Russia bombing hospitals… Where’s the outcry from liberals?
The first missile slammed into the field hospital in the rebel-held Syrian town of Sarmeen, killing a physiotherapist inside. Five minutes later, the aircraft returned, firing another missile that hit nearby just as the first responders were arriving. A total of 13 were killed, and the hospital organizers blamed Russian… Read More
Labor laws questioned after Indian maid loses arm in Saudi Arabia
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Kasthuri Munirathinam, a 55-year-old mother of four from southern India, was plunged into debt after borrowing money to marry off her daughters. Like many before her, she was recruited through an agency and promised an opportunity to earn 1,000 Saudi riyals ($267) a month… Read More
Report: Russia studying MASSIVE global attack
New reports from US defense officials and intelligence operatives say that Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global Internet communications, raising concerns that the Russians could be studying how to sever the lines in the case of war. The issue… Read More
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